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Saturday, May 9, 10:00 am
AT&T Performing Arts Center Presents
AAPI Heritage Month Festival 2026
Cultural performances, vendors and more converge on Sammons Park to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month - featuring a performance from Filipina American pop singer-songwriter Francene Rouelle!
Sat
May
9
10:00 am
FREE EVENT
Join us for our fourth annual Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration- a joyful, FREE, community festival for all ages!
This vibrant celebration will feature cultural performances, an artisan vendor market, food stalls, our fan-favorite snack passport activity*, pony rides to celebrate the Year of the Horse, and a special performance by Filipina American pop singer-songwriter Francene Rouelle!
*while supplies last!
AAPI festival is in collaboration with the Dallas Police Department’s Office of Community Affairs
Francene Rouelle is a Filipina American Pop/Singer-Songwriter whose work blends confessional pop songwriting with emotionally layered production. Based in Austin and signed to mHart, Texas’ first and only Asian American music label, Francene is known for her expressive vocal and strong visual identity, growing an audience through projects that explore heartbreak, healing, and personal growth. Following 2025, which saw the release of her debut album Off the Carousel, as well as a string of high-profile performances—notably securing a support slot for Tate McRae’s Miss Possessive Tour—Francene is currently building towards her upcoming album set for September 2026, exploring her takes on transformation, empowerment, and emotional agency.
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